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On
this medical center renovation project, a fleet of Brokks are utilized
to breakout 3' thick foundation walls. A compact site, combined
with strict environmental restraints made Rubblemakers the easy
choice for this difficult project. As the nation's largest operators
of Brokk Equipment, Rubblemakers prides itself on delivering multiple
machines on a single day or around the clock basis.
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Rubblemakers
lifts out a concrete floor section on a warehouse conversion project.
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Brook
330 prepares a building for demolition by separating the structure
to be demolished from an operating office. Rubblemakers removed
two bays in this 10-story building in three shifts, over a weekend.
On Monday, the office was open with no collateral damage.
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Brokk 330 operates within a cofferdam. Tight operating condition
such as this, with a need for projection and safety, require the
special touch of Rubblemakers.
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Brokk 150 assists in a tight area on a tunnel project. Fume free,
compact and highly productivity are benchmarks of Rubblemakers service.
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Brokk
150 with a long boom hammers out 3'-4' thick concrete on a power
plant expansion project. Affordable innovation such as this expand
our client's potential uses of our services on difficult confined
space operations.
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Brokk
150 excavates material from a large bank vault removal project.
Interior excavating and bank vault removal project are ideal uses
of Rubblemakers.
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Slurry
wall trimming are among the most common uses of Rubblemakers. Productive
removal combined with a gentle touch; make our slury "trimming
service" the choice of both the owner and the contractor.
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Brokk
250 pulls down a wall section during a building demolition project.
This project involved demolishing a building built against a research
facility. Within inches of this wall were long-term experiments
that had been progressing for years. These experiments could not
be relocated or delayed and could potentially be worth millions
of dollars.
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